All 60 Disney Animation Films Ranked Part 2 (Mid-Tier Disney Films)

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

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[@moontainbew5018]

dang you put emperors new groove that low ya he was a jerk but he learned he was young and spoiled but she was already heartless eventually he changed she didnt and the humor the laughs are funny sorry but i can never watch a full one before i am like face palm i bet the best are these ugly cgi ones right? and let me guess your favorite is the lion king ..... rolls eyes or frozen or tangled or some ugly graphics.

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

@@moontainbew5018 She wasn't given a chance to change.

[@moontainbew5018]

​@@SeanChandlerTalksAbout ehhh i doubt it i even and many have a feeling she even maybe of helped killed off his mother and father, they spiled him rotten and he was just 18 and she is like idk like 100 something so if she is or was gonna change wouldnt she of had a heart prior? she really seemed she didnt mind killing or so on to get the throne i mean you can have your views but she was wayyyy old if he was nice e ven as a advisor she was just as ruthless as he was and that was prior she didnt care about the people starving to death or anything i mean he was heartless too but he was 18 she was old as dirt and even before he fired her she was cold heartless and she could of talked to him or at least seem to wanna change later in it but she was hell bent on him dead so she can rule and ruin the kingdom he was 18 spoiled rotten but he saved puncha when finally he realized or not realizze it was for the best deep down he wasnt heartless he been grown up spoiled rotten and then he eventually had to learn since well no parents or his parents died as a baby so he might of been in charge but she was like a parent to him she even said sshe basically raised him so so... maybe that was a factor in his attitude it seems you think she is innocent which yea he was spoiled a piece of crap but he was 18 once he learned from pouncha and others and found out overhearing if people wanted him dead no one cared it was a wake up call what if it hapen to her i dont see her changing she and how she is and her age speaks for herself the difference is deep down he wasnt heartless he had to learn it and get a life lesson to bring it out he didnt have real much guideance jut like most parents now many are not involved or really care just shove a phone in a kids hand and it will raise them she basically raised him from waht i gather so i mean ... it kinda went to his head and she was worse before he fired her and i doubt she wo uld change but its funny but i know i know everyone ikes frozen everyone loves lion king and tangled and all the other ugly graphic newer disney their ugly as hell but go figure same old same old that one is a b bright colors beautiful good story just underrated like sword in stone and robin hood etc

[@MyDamnToys]

Emperor’s new groove that low? 🙂😐🙁😠

[@milessimon2391]

What good MDT did not know you watch this guy

[@MichaelTomsyck]

You should rank all of the eras in the Disney canon. That would be an interesting video to hear about the eras in general.

[@kaelmoran6510]

He has done a few of the eras already

[@rylan_reviews6493]

I love love love The Emperors New Groove but I respect your opinion. Your flaws are valid but I think the script is amazingly entertaining.

[@lorineforman3748]

This

[@crashb648]

I'm not one for liking comedy films (or films that are mainly comedies) but Emperor's New Groove, makes me laugh... EVERY TIME. One of the very few films that can do that for me.

[@matheus5230]

Pinocchio is Disney's greatest masterpiece in my opinion. The animation is insane, the visuals are so gorgeous, the music is so stunning, I love the characters too! It's the definition of legendary classic! A part of me broke inside seeing it in number 35. Well, at least Snow White will be in the Top 20. I was afraid that was not gonna happen

[@monicaenglish2566]

This was an interesting list! While certain films I don’t agree should be in the mid-tier or should be switched around out for others, I can respect your opinion.

[@fae206]

I know. I love princess and the frog and lady and the tramp but everyone can have their own opinion. If he said that beauty and the beast (my fave) was number 60 I’d have to unsubscribe

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

@@fae206 I should be very pleased with my placement of Beauty and the Beast. The top 20 just dropped!

[@ryanvandenberg3119]

I'll admit, I was shocked to see Hunchback of Notre Dame so low. That is one of my favorite Disney movies. I thought it did a very nice job of exploring dark themes, but also giving a sense of hope that things can get better (and trust me, the Disney movie is not nearly as dark as the play version.) Also the music in Hunchback of Notre Dame is So Beautiful (I think its soundtrack alone should have been enough to move it up a couple of spots). Still, great video. I love watching your movie rankings.

[@liljim_8845]

I agree 100% ( Hellfire is my favourite Disney song ) Personaly, it’s probably my 2nd or 3rd favourite!

[@MasterThomas]

Never have I disagreed more with your placements of films, but it’s so fascinating to see why you’ve placed the films where you have, great vid! Can’t wait for the top 20 (:

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

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[@HannahG93]

I respect your opinion. I personally would put Hercules in the top 20. Also, I think the villain song in Hunchback and Princess and the Frog are really solid! I know this isn’t about villain songs, but just saying.

[@thetribalist6923]

Sean, you seem like a genuinely nice guy, so I can see why the films that feature such harsh treatment of their protagonists are lower on your list. With Lady and the Tramp, I argue that actually works in its favor. Lady is a character living the charmed life, privileged, protected and naive. She’s easy prey for the world outside, and Tramp helps her become more worldly, while she helps Tramp become devoted and domesticated. But if you want to argue that Aunt Sarah is the most insufferable Disney character, I won’t argue haha

[@kelleyceccato7025]

Re: The Princess and the Frog -- I'm inclined to agree with your wife. I actually like Dr. Facilier (thanks largely to the voice he's given by Keith David, who can do little wrong in my book) and his villain song. I would certainly rank it ahead of Pocahontas, which is more a message with a movie in it than a movie with a message in it. Re: "product of its time" -- That's why I find the early films fascinating. They're a window onto a different time, and I love to watch them and see how we've changed, not only in the art of animation but in our culture as well. Agree about Lilo and Stitch: the story of the sisters (both wonderful characters) is more compelling than the alien threat/invasion plot. Moana is my favorite Disney film of the 2010s. I'd put it well ahead of Frozen, which I loved when I first saw it but didn't hold up for me on rewatch. But hey! It looks like the underrated TANGLED makes the top 20!

[@eddieanderson9399]

For those wanting advice on how to make this list (which is probably what this guy did)... is just put all the Disney movies in 3 piles. A Top 20, mid tier, and bottom 20. Then just put each movie in each pile in the order you want. It's that simple yo. 😁

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

This is..... basically exactly what I did! But BEFORE I started putting them in the 3 piles, I watched through each of the eras and I ranked the eras. The movies in each era are pretty easy to rank for the obvious reason that they came out in the same window of time. Between starting with the eras pre-ranked and using the 3 piles, it goes REALLY fast. Then once I have the full list, I got back through and ask myself, "What are the HOTTEST TAKES in each pile?" And I make sure I agree with my hot take and give a defense of it. I don't mind having hot takes, but I want to be self aware of when I'm the person with the wild opinion.

[@NathanSawczak]

@@SeanChandlerTalksAbout Love looking for the hot takes. My favorite way to argue movies!

[@theborky]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame is definitely in my top 5 Disney movies, it's so gorgeously done, but I can understand how it feels a little dark for a Disney movie.

[@theborky]

Also Hercules is in my top 5 as well, I love the soundtrack, but I also love greek mythology so

[@kathycoleman4648]

@@theborky I was a huge Greek Mythology buff when that come out in my teens and I HATED it because I kept thinking "They got everything wrong!". I did not realize how much liberty Disney takes with things until much later, and upon viewing it through that context I now adore it.

[@chelsey1087]

Movies in this list that I enjoy and I think they’re pretty good in my opinion: 1- The fox and the hound (that is my all time favourite Disney movie ever tied with the lion king. Both the fox and the hound and the lion king are some of my favourite movies of all time) 2- The emperor’s new groove 3- Lady and the tramp 4- Winnie the Pooh 5- The little mermaid 6- Lilo and Stitch 7- Moana (better than the first Frozen movie imo, I did enjoy the second Frozen movie though way more than the first) 8- Bolt 9- the jungle book

[@theamazingg3773]

The fox and the hound is severely underrated

[@thephantomsplit]

Bolt and The Jungle Book are those movies where I haven't seen them in awhile, but I remember enjoying the hell out of them. Maybe I might give them a rewatch on Disney+.

[@tazinboor3913]

I finally watched bolt and it was a little generic and mediocre in my opinion, but i hope you like it again! also I've never seen the original jungle book but I like the live-action remake a lot more than it.

[@justinvillarreal9104]

First chicken little, now emperors new groove, Shawn you’re breaking my heart

[@codym6376]

Hercules: They used too many parts of the mythology. Moana: They forced in too much mythology. Encanto: They could have done more with the mythology. Sounds like a Goldilocks situation here

[@jakevaughn9726]

Encanto was great until the last 20 minutes

[@chloejohnson6861]

Stories like Lady & the Tramp, Pinocchio, and Dumbo work for me, because there actually are people who abuse animals and children, and in these movies, it makes the protagonists more sympathetic and the final payoff better. The trick is to not make it super dark, like none of these characters was actually physically beaten, which would not be a story I would want to spend time with.

[@Sing2FTWBarneyAndFriendsFTL]

I don’t even think Sean Chandler knows the point of these movies, and I won’t be surprised if that’s the case. And I do agree with you about these movies.

[@DannerBanks]

You can tell Disney is a great studio when you have to put Lilo and Stitch, Great Mouse Detective, and Rescuers Down Under in the mid tier. Those movies are my childhood!

[@vinikyks]

Your arguments for the midtiers movies here are just great, it's hard to argue with what you're saying honestly, you made very good points But obviously Disney is all about nostalgia sometimes so we kind of ignore some of the flaws on our favorited that's human 😊 Btw Dumbo is one of Spielberg favorite films(his favorite Disney classic even), that's always good to know 😁

[@williamstormo2922]

Sad to see emperors new groove at 39 I really love that movie

[@benlovesmovies4289]

Can't wait for your top 10. My favs are Pinocchio and The Lion King. Oh and Emperor's New Groove.

[@Rtotalmagic]

This is where the countdown gets interesting - a few legendary Disney Animated films (old and new) get discarded here. I feel like these countdowns are interesting because they reveal the priorities of the creator, and the priorities here seem to be clear, focused stories, likeable leads and a positive tone...

[@moxxiedemongamer3019]

2:12 to me The Emperor's New Groove is the Funniest Disney animated movie ever made with a Great Cast

[@Dee_Money_Raw]

Had to pause and write this when you put the fox and the hound at 33. That’s one of two films that made me cry as a kid. The other being the land before time 😂

[@bigfuzzydice8544]

Here is my middle 20: 40: Ralph Breaks the Internet 39: The Jungle Book 38: Winnie the Pooh 37: Brother Bear 36: Pocahontas 35: The Rescuers 34: The Rescuers Down Under 33: Lady and the Tramp 32: Oliver and Company 31: Big Hero 6 30: Meet the Robinsons 29: Cinderella 28: Tarzan 27: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 26: Sleeping Beauty 25: Atlantis: The Lost Empire 24: Sword in the Stone 23: Bolt 22: Robin Hood 21: Alice in Wonderland

[@shanigribben9158]

Actually the core Animation team was working on Pocahontas at the same time as the secondary team was doing Lion King because they thought Lion King would flop

[@fromhimandforhim]

My 21-40 are: 40. Oliver & Company 39. The Rescuers 38. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 37. The Three Caballeros 36. Meet the Robinsons 35. Bambi 34. Pinocchio 33. 101 Dalmatians 32. Winnie the Pooh 2011 31. Hercules 30. Frozen 2 29. Cinderella 28. Pocahontas 27. Dumbo 26. The Fox and the Hound 25. Encanto 24. Alice in Wonderland 23. Peter Pan 22. Big Hero 6 21. Treasure Planet But wow dang. You snubbed a lot of my top 20 here in this one. Biggest upsets for me have to be: Little Mermaid - I have this one at #6. It just has what I genuinely consider the best soundtrack in the entire Disney canon and every character is SO MEMORABLE and it's just a movie I truly adore. #8 I have Lilo & Stitch and I agree with you its super weird and bizarre in concept but in execution it just emotionally gets me deeper than almost any other movie in the Canon with the desire Stitch has to find someplace to belong. #10 I have Princess and the Frog and I agree with your wife that the songs in this one are absolute BOPS. I also just really relate to and enjoy the character of Prince Naveen too. Those are my 3 biggest upsets, though my 15-20 were also all knocked out here being Emperor's New Groove, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Robin Hood, Moana, The Jungle Book, and Bolt, though with those 6 I can understand more why you have them a bit lower. All of my top 5 are all still in your running though!! Kinda shocked Atlantis is still here though, I have it 54th lol so. Interested to hear your hot take on that one. Really enjoying the ranking even if my opinions definitely differ some haha.

[@marijamarcelic3149]

Emperors New groove was Like my favourite movie as a kid, and it still holds up hard, definetly my top 15

[@johnpoffenbarger5103]

I love that shirt Sean! I loved Duck Tales when I was younger. My dad even collects Uncle Scrooge stuff.

[@masonjenks7636]

This is a fair list Sean. One critique about it is Hercules, Lilo and stitch, and rearranging a few more movies. Aside from that, good list.

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

Hercules.....should be in the bottom 20? I don't even know what the critique is.

[@adahidgalan2882]

I still can't believe how these videos doesn't have more views. By far the best reviewer and the one who works the most. Keep it up my man! Love your videos!

[@wjteng14]

My ranking for the films in this video: 49. The Fox and the Hound 44. The Great Mouse Detective 43. Pinocchio 41. Lady and the Tramp 40. The Jungle Book 39. Meet the Robinsons 38. Bolt 36. Dumbo 35. Robin Hood 33. The Rescuers Down Under 31. Winnie the Pooh 30. The Emperor's New Groove 17. Pocahontas 16. Lilo and Stitch 13. Hercules - I didn't watch Encanto, but it would be my 11th, after Aladdin - 10. The Little Mermaid 8. The Princess and the Frog + Moana (tie) 4. The Hunchback of Notre Dame

[@boydudereviews]

Very interesting list. I was a bit suprised Pinocchio was so low, but I respect your list.

[@allendunson2826]

I’ve got to strongly disagree with your ranking of Robin Hood, The Great Mouse Detective, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. But outside of those 3 I pretty much agree with this list

[@maxreviews6179]

I'm one of those people who has The Emperor's New Groove in my top 3

[@ZackGoller]

Great video as always, Sean! I gotta respectfully disagree on one thing though. Hunchback of Notre Dame is so criminally underrated! That one is Top 5 for me. Easy.

[@kkrocks3485]

Totally agree! The Hunchback of Notre Dame is my number 1 Disney animated film of all time. I mean, who could forget Frollo?

[@ZackGoller]

@@kkrocks3485 Frollo is a BASTARD! Top tier Disney villainy. Just reviewed the movie on my channel, if you wanna check it out!

[@jakobschreck7261]

Awesome video as always Sean! Can’t wait to see your top 20.

[@moxxiedemongamer3019]

10:07 to me Disney's Hercules to be the most Highly underrated Disney animated movie And I'd LOVED the Greek mythology LOVED The Music and had a Great Story it didn't need all of the HATE That it gets

[@johnnygrandomstuff5882]

Pinocchio is In my top 5 for sure

[@paulb1311]

Amazing classics like Pinocchio and Hunchback of Notre Dame below Bolt and some other crappy movies was unexpected. Weird ass ranking, but hey each to their own.

[@ambivalo82]

Yeah, "Bolt" being ranked so highly is probably the oddest take for this list, especially when compared to some of the better films that were ranked lower.

[@luigiguy1360]

More salt, please 🧂🧂🧂

[@strawberrysoulforever8336]

Recently, my best friend suggested that Lilo is ADHD. She's certainly externally hyperactive, imaginative and outspoken, but I don't know...is it because she's ADHD, or because she's a little girl that's just gone through a tragedy and is still adjusting to having no parents. I mean, you can just tell early in the scene that neither sister is used to being in that relationship where Nani is the parental figure and Lilo is still the child. There's several moments where it's clear that they are having trouble balancing guardian and dependent with their relationship as sisters.

[@matthewwestfall2688]

Great video as always Sean but jeezz! Pinocchio is way WAY lower than I thought it would be. I personally would’ve had Pinocchio in my top three

[@phillinsogood]

I respect your opinion but ranking Bolt over Little Mermaid, Princess & the Frog, Hercules, Emperors, Pocahontas & Lilo and Stitch is a crime to us Disney fans lol

[@luigiguy1360]

What's wrong with Bolt? It's a solid movie. I'm a Disney fan, but I still think Bolt is much better than most of movies you listed, so take that! :DD Only movies that are slightly better than Bolt are Lilo & Stitch and Emperor's New Groove. I never liked Princess & the Frog, not sorry. Have some respect to that doggo too. Disney were financially struggling in 2000's as their movies didn't do so well back in time both financially and critically. Bolt was the only movie that exceeded 300 million in box office and got great reviews.

[@phillinsogood]

@@luigiguy1360 I just find it dull & boring.

[@seanrooney170]

Had a shock the second I clicked on and seen the beard gone. I like it though. Great video Sean

[@jacketernity4609]

Great video as always! Quickly becoming my favorite KZbinr.

[@chrisalextime94]

This is gonna get a heart

[@zayamoone]

Little disappointed to see Encanto this low, and I feel like you missed a lot of the central points. It's not about their powers, it's about expectations and generational trauma, and I believe it does it very well.

[@joshuaporter5094]

Ok, so I heard Dumbo was supposed to be a short in a sequel to Fantasia, but when Fantasia flopped really bad at the box office, they decided to stretch it out to be barely feature length, and release it theatrically.

[@yassineabed2890]

Love your videos

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

Appreciate it

[@shivdevrajendran528]

Hey Sean! you should do tier lists of popular movies in each genre, franchise, etc. Also, i would love a top 10 actors/actresses list!

[@ScottEdmondson411]

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[@mr.movienerd3310]

I disagree with your ranking since I think that The Emperor's New Groove, Moana, Hercules, The Little Mermaid and especially Encanto are top-tier Disney movies. But it's ok to disagree

[@lakernation26]

He be tripping sometimes

[@chidivids2005]

I can't see a lot of these being in those rankings, but I guess you make good arguments.

[@fcv4616]

Pinocchio and The little mermaid are my favourite Disney films, so I'm a bit disappointed to see them midtier. But I respect your opinion, it's a good video nonetheless.

[@JazziG59]

Honey, what are you doing tonight? Oh you know, just watching 5 Disney movies tonight for my KZbin channel 😂 Appreciate the hard work for these videos man.

[@ddivine.21]

Sean’s just lost 20 years

[@andrewmoore4510]

Robin hood is my 6th favorite Disney animated movie and little mermaid is my 4th. Very good list though

[@jblitz1556]

Definitely some more surprises here but I can definitely feel the bar of quality begin to slim between each placement for Sean's list. The good stuff is here, and the takes will just get more passionate moving forward, which is awesome. The biggest shock was seeing which of the Golden Age films make the top 20. Really did not think it'd be as high as it will be. Excited for the finale! My Middle 20: 45-41 (Just to recap): Bolt, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Robin Hood, Princess & the Frog 40. The Adventures of Ichabod & Mr. Toad (The Mr. Toad segment is very mediocre and quite unmemorable. The Ichabod segment is magnificent though. Characterizations are simple and made to build towards a gorgeously horrific finale. Few animated scenes are as charged as these.) 39. Dumbo (The quintessential less than the sum of its parts; Baby Mine is a beautiful song and emotional moment, Pink Elephants on Parade is wonderfully surreal and bouncy; the opening is charming and gives each animal great characterization, but none of it comes together in the slightest.) 38. The Rescuers (Leads with solid chemistry and decent finale make up for a very sluggish middle) 37. The Aristocats (Characters are semi-memorable and the 'Everybody Wants to be a Cat' segment is delightful, but ultimately weightless.) 36. Big Hero 6 (Brilliant until Tadashi dies, where it devolves into an unfunny, bland superhero story with a hilarious and hamfisted twist.) 35. Frozen (Works enough when Kristoff, Anna, and Sven are together but doesn't seem to know what it's doing with just about anyone else. Songs are catchy and the voice cast brings so much charm but it can't save a hankered story.) 34. The Black Cauldron (Plot and characters are unbelievably bland but my goodness is this a marvel of animation. Would've loved to see the intended version of this because it would've been a brilliant exercise in style.) 33. Peter Pan (It's just fine. I know people love this one and I really wish I could explain what keeps me at such a distance, but alas it's just the way I feel.) 32. Snow White & the Legend of the 7 Dwarfs (Story is neither here nor there despite this being one of the most expressively animated films there have been. The Dwarfs, animals, and certain environments are so distinctly defined and have so much personality that it makes up for the empty story.) 31. Lady & the Tramp (Agreed that it works well enough as we go through it but I come out the other end remembering very little.) 30. The Fox & the Hound (The first bit when they're children is toothachingly-sweet and attempts to say something interesting about the nature of friendship but only gives the beginning and end instead of the middle.) 29. Raya & the Last Dragon (Loads of potential with the interesting lore, great action, animation, and score; shame that the characters are dull and the fetch quest nature of the story allows for nothing to feel as fleshed out as it should.) 28. Tarzan (Phil Collins's songs really don't work for me, nor do the side characters but the central romance and animation are strong enough to make up for that.) 27. Meet the Robinsons (Very clever story idea and expressive characters lack nuance and much development.) 26. Treasure Planet (Some of Disney's most nuanced characters, brilliant world design, and kinetic direction meet wildly underdeveloped storylines, annoying characters, and a second-half that doesn't pay off as much as it should.) 25. Fantasia 2000 (Numerous profoundly beautiful segments anchor mostly tone-breaking celebrity segues and other segments which are either ill-conceived or uninteresting. Rhapsody in Blue and The Firebird are all-time great sequences.) 24. Hercules (An unstoppable energy defines this thing and propels its effective story, songs, and design in spite of an unfortunate adherence to formula, particularly in a film dedicated to dethroning commercialism.) 23. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (Endlessly charming and simplistic. The best of the package films off of sheer lack of ambition.) Now we're starting to get to the good stuff. 22. Sleeping Beauty (Probably one of the most fleshed-out pre-Renaissance films. The central romance feels a bit more genuine and the character bonds stronger, making it a tad more emotional which helps charge the finale along with the gorgeous visuals.) 21. The Jungle Book (I think the vignetted structure helps convey the vastness of the jungle and the confusion of Mowgli's identity crisis. The sheer volume of dynamic characters and good Sherman Bros soundtrack make this a very enjoyable watch. Sure it wasn't all necessary and thinly tied together, but I think the segments themselves are enjoyable enough to surpass that.) Part 3 will be fun.

[@chelsey1087]

I love the fox and the hound so much, it’s my top 2 tied with the lion king. The fox and the hound is a beautiful emotional movie that I grew up with and I can watch it over and over and still love it just as much. Masterpiece movie and same with the lion king as well. I know the lion king will at least make your top favourite Disney movies list so that’s good! I respect your opinion though that you think the fox and the hound is just okay but in my opinion the fox and the hound is incredible and the top for me

[@malaysiastarr1286]

I was so shocked that the princess and the frog was so low! it has been one of my favorites for years. i find the voodoo and swamp setting amazing for the story and gives it a homey warm tone to it, and the songs are some of my favorites to sing a long to. i respect your opinion, its just my love and nostalgia for this movie that wishes it was much much higher.

[@DoctorLoudonclear]

While I personally love the Emperor’s New Groove, I can understand that it doesn’t have the same appeal to everyone. It’s very out there with its randomness and wild sense of humor. And Cuzco definitely got on my nerves the first time watching it.

[@bighand1530]

The Emperor’s New Groove is kinda like if YTP was a movie.

[@lakernation26]

He seems so sensitive I swear 🤣

[@kkrocks3485]

Tbh The Princess in the Frog is in my top 3 of Disney films, but I do understand why you placed it where you did in comparison with the others. :)

[@mariannacharalambous2958]

Pocahontas was my fav when I was a little girl, the song all the colors of the wind it's deep in my heart, bt at the same time I adored roben wood. I'll never forget when he kissed the King's hand and took with his mouth all the rings. Hillarious😂

[@kadysherwood6310]

Great List Here's my mid tier Disney films 39. Dumbo 38. Pinocchio 37. The Fox and The Hound 36. The Rescuers Down Under 35. Peter Pan 34. The Jungle Book 33. Oliver & Company 32. Meet The Robinsons 31. Cinderella 30. Pocahontas 29. The Great Mouse Detective 28. Bambi 27. Frozen 26. Bolt 25. One Hundred and One Dalmations 24. Brother Bear 23. Zootopia 22. Wreck-It Ralph 21. Atlantis: The Lost Empire

[@SuperMovieFan]

Good list. Looks like I watched and ranked Walt Disney Movies earlier this year that weren’t all from the same studio, the main movies that I enjoy that you have in the middle of your list are The Jungle Book and The Rescuers Down Under, two of my favorites from when I was a kid. However I totally respect your list,

[@moxxiedemongamer3019]

17:40 I LOVED Lilo & Stitch from the cute Aliens to the sister dynamic to moral of Ohana means Family to the sci-fyi adventure so to me Lilo & Stitch is in my top 5 or Top 10 Favorite Disney Animated movies same with Moana and The Little Mermaid

[@moxxiedemongamer3019]

1:04 as much as I'd remembered Dumbo but it's not one of those Disney Classics I'd go back and re-Watch

[@rjsrealm3534]

Surprised on Hercules, Emperor's New Groove, Princess & the Frog, Little Mermaid, & Lilo & Stitch the most. I know many people who have all of these at #1.List vs mine is showing the difference of age and having kids vs not having kids

[@Penelope9441]

Aww the "Moana Phase". My 30 year old roommate almost sold everything he owns to buy a sale boat. Every now and then he still talks about that dream. Moana changed that man.

[@augustkreiv1640]

This is the part of the list where we really start to diverge it seems, lol. At least in terms of a few movies that I rank considerably higher. Looking forward to the top 20 on Thursday!

[@BethGoth15]

Have I suddenly, randomly stumbled across a new reviewer I can follow and obsess over? Hmm....After a binge watch of some more videos, you might just earn a new subscriber 👍

[@robertthechannel1799]

My most mid tier Disney films The Hunchback of Notre Dame - The atmosphere of the film is breathtaking. But for the most part, I was just lost for most of this film. Fantasia 2000 - This to me felt like an improvement over the original is some instances such as bigger and better segments. But some of the issues I had with the original do carry over to this film. Chicken Little - I found the Baseball and Alien portions of the film really entertaining, but the mean-spirited nature and lack-luster animation makes it hard for me to enjoy it entirely

[@thedisneynerd7866]

MY MID TIER DISNEY ANIMATED FILMS RANKING 40: Hercules 39: Meet The Robinsons 38: Peter Pan 37: Alice & Wonderland 36: Fantasia 2000 35: Dinosaur 34: Ralph Breaks The Internet 33: Bolt 32: Cinderella 31: Sleeping Beauty 30: Winnie The Pooh(2011) 29: Winnie The Pooh(77) 28: Bambi 27: Pinocchio 26: Brother Bear 25: Hunchback of notre dame 24: Princess and the frog 23: Oliver & Company 22: Fox & The Hound 21: Great Mouse Detective

[@OirichEntertainment]

Meet the Robinsons placement is unacceptable

[@gabbasgad1982]

@@OirichEntertainment is on number 39 on my list as well. It’s good but not that good…

[@thedisneynerd7866]

@@OirichEntertainment I love the beginning and i love the ending. The middle section is pretty clunky to me

[@TDay-uk6dq]

this is my exact middle ranking

[@penguin_yay1]

The Hunchback Of Notre Dame is my favorite Disney movie 😅

[@EBsportswiz]

Love these kind of lists you do, I agree with most only 3 I would elevate to my top 20 are fox & hound (1st disney film I saw as child), Hercules, and Moana.

[@ryanbasketball4628]

Not sure what surprises me more, seeing Little Mermaid this low or still waiting for your placement of Frozen II

[@Sean-qg3gg]

I can’t wait to find out why you enjoy Snow White more than The Little Mermaid and Moana

[@Lubby_c]

Love the list Sean!

[@rudyclarkejohnson4625]

Great list!

[@jmakowsky7715]

Here are mine: 21. Raya and the Last Dragon 22. Meet the Robinsons 23. The Hunchback of Notre Dame 24. The Aristocats 25. Cinderella 26. Robin Hood 27. Winnie the Pooh 28. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 29. 101 Dalmatians 30. Alice in Wonderland 31. Atlantis The Lost Empire 32. Frozen 2 33. Treasure Planet 34.The Rescuers Down Under 35. Dinosaur 36. Pinocchio 37. The Great Mouse Detective 38. Fantasia 2000 39. Sleeping Beauty

[@atifahmed6036]

Emperors new groove is a top 5 for me personally, just a fun lighthearted comedy

[@mitchc9167]

Wait. EVERYONE'S seen Lady and the Tramp? Oh, my. I really need to see that at one point!

[@eddieanderson9399]

I loved the original 101 Dalmations and I'm not much of a dog lover since I love cats. 101 would be in my Top 20 but since I agree with what you said I'd put it higher on my mid-tier. Cruella Deville is a classic villan though. U gotta recognize.

[@CoffeePotGames]

I really want a new 2D Disney animated movie

[@mightywizard7475]

Wow I'm surprised he hasn't mentioned planes yet, he must really like that movie.

[@joecarroll3371]

Love your DuckTales shirt, Sean.

[@expertfilmliam]

I’m betting No.1 is The Lion King

[@thedisneynerd7866]

As it should be

[@roserahaman3418]

The Lion King is way to overrated

[@Mr-Muyos]

The comment section is full of people being triggered…including me! Lol. Keep up the good work being brave sharing your Disney rankings.

[@pvthitch]

The Jungle Book is the only movie my Daddy took us to see twice because he loved Louie Prima.

[@kylechristine4582]

Disney Ranking (Part II) 21. Encanto 22. Raya and the Last Dragon 23. The Emperor's New Groove 24. The Hunchback of Notre Dame 25. Meet the Robinsons 26. The Princess and the Frog 27. Robin Hood 28. Fun and Fancy Free 29. Tarzan 30. The Rescuers Down Under 31. Mulan 32. Pocahontas 33. The Aristocats 34. Big Hero 6 35. Winnie the Pooh 36. Lilo and Stitch 37. The Sword in the Stone 38. The Three Caballeros 39. The Fox and the Hound 40. The Great Mouse Detective

[@user-nd8mf7eu2y]

I’ve never been so early to anything

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

Amazing

[@thomashuffman3237]

You know, there’s a deleted scene from The Emperor’s New Groove that would have made you hate Kuzco more. In a deleted scene, he had his guards smash models of Pacha’s house. It was cut for 2 reasons: 1. It was too dark for kids. 2. It would have pushed Kuzco past the point of redemption.

[@awesomecoolguy7541]

Here is my ranking: 40. Pinocchio 39. Winnie the Pooh 38. The Rescuers Down Under 37. Dumbo 36. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 35. The Jungle Book 34. Pocahontas 33. Lady and the Tramp 32. Atlantis: The Lost Empire 31. Robin Hood 30. Alice in Wonderland 29. The Fox and The Hound 28. The Emperor's New Groove 27. Hercules 26. Tangled 25. The Princess and the Frog 24. Big Hero 6 23. Moana 22. The Great Mouse Detective 21. Encanto

[@joshmyers1324]

2:32 SEAN WITH AN NFL REFERENCE 🤯🤯🤯

[@Alex-eo7my]

Knowing that movies like Frozen, Sleeping Beauty, and other average or below average movies are above a lot of these ones is frustrating

[@stanleybarwick8361]

My Middle 20 Disney films: 21. Dumbo 22. The Great Mouse Detective 23. The Fox and the Hound 24. Bambi 25. Treasure Planet 26. The Princess and the Frog 27. Raya and the Last Dragon 28. 101 Dalmatians 29. Tarzan 30. The Rescuers 31. The Jungle Book 32. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 33. Peter Pan 34. Frozen 35. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 36. Pinocchio 37. Lady and the Tramp 38. Frozen II 39. Winnie the Pooh 40. Bolt

[@ilmartellodestro3682]

Gargoyles were not supposed to exist. Or they weren't supposed to be so "comical". If they had done so, The hunchback of Notre Dame would have been the perfect masterpiece it deserves to be

[@mattystillfattyonthetube5282]

Lasted until you put Little Mermaid at 26 thats when I went.. Ight imma head out 😂😂

[@radersradar2588]

40- Lilo and Stitch (02) 39- Meet the Robinsons (07) 38- Fantasia 2000 (99) 37- Wreck-it-Ralph (12) 36- Zootopia (16) 35- Big Hero 6 (14) 34- Moana (16) 33- Frozen (13) 32- Ralph Breaks the Internet (18) 31- Winnie the Pooh (11) 30- The Rescuers Down Under (90) 29- Hercules (97) 28- Tarzan (99) 27- Pocahontas (95) 26- The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (77) 25- The Aristocats (70) 24- Robin Hood (73) 23- Pinocchio (40) 22- Sleeping Beauty (59) 21- The Sword in the Stone (63)

[@FantasticBeasts2024]

Mid Tier (worst to best) 34-21 The Black Cauldron (underrated) Treasure Planet (underrated) Big Hero 6 Pinocchio Lady and the Tramp Aristocats (underrated) Wreck It Ralph Meet The Robinsons (underrated) Snow White Alice In Wonderland Peter Pan The Jungle Book 2011’s Winnie the Pooh 1970’s Pooh Bear